Tree Service on Broadway Lake

Broadway Lake is our home water. The shop, the crane, and the crew are based in Honea Path just up the road, so when a pine drops on a cabin roof or a storm leaves a tree hanging over a dock, we're often on-site faster here than anywhere else we serve. That proximity matters most in storm season — when a tree is on a structure, hours count — but it also means small jobs are easy to schedule: a leaning pine, a hazard limb over the boat lift, a stump where the fire pit should go.

The lake itself works its shoreline the way every Upstate lake does: tall pines and hardwoods on soft, sloping banks, leaning a little more each wet year toward the camps, cabins, and homes below. We take them down the controlled way — sections lifted up and away with the Palfinger crane where the lot allows, brush chipped on-site, wood gone the same day, turf mats protecting the bank. We cover the whole Broadway Lake area along with Honea Path, Belton, and Anderson, with 24/7 storm response any time the wind gets there first.